Careers
Now Hiring Journeyman & Master Plumbers
Why Plumbing?
Wondering if becoming a plumber is the right path for you?
In a world where more and more people are choosing college over trade schools, plumbers are increasingly in short supply. Part of that reason is the negative image that many picture when they think of a plumber. Unfortunately, it’s largely ignorance that leads to that. Today, plumbers are required to have strong math skills, mechanical abilities, social skills – many are engineers who can provide great customer service at the same time.
At JDM Plumbing, we’re known for the quality of work and customer service that we provide at every single job, and we’re looking for a Journeyman & Master Plumber who can do the same.
If you’re looking to continue on a career path that will always be in high demand during a booming economy or economic downturn, where your skill set will always be needed, and where you get to apply your mechanical and people skills every day, we encourage you to apply to join our team.
A Journeyman/Master Plumber’s primary responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Layout and checking of work of apprentices and laborers
- Identifying and correcting problems in the plumbing and heating areas
- Repairs and installation that meets or exceed current plumbing codes
- Communicating with the office and business or homeowners to ensure that jobs and tasks are completed correctly and in a timely manner and to the customer’s satisfaction
- Assist in instructing apprentices about proper installation and service of products and current code regulations
- Assist in training, coaching, discipline, and evaluating the work of apprentices and laborers
- Must be willing and able to be on call for after-hours, weekend and/or holiday emergencies or scheduled work
Journeymen or Master Plumbers are required to understand the company policies and enforce such policies among apprentices, laborers, and other company personnel on the job sites. The Journeyman/Master must also take a proactive stance on safety and report any concerns or violations immediately to the owner.
Minimum qualifications include, and are not limited to, the following:
- Must hold a current Journeyman/Master’s license in the State of Colorado and must present the license at the time of application. If the applicant has an out of state license, he/she is allowed 30 days by Colorado law to apply for and take the next test.
Requirements:
- High School diploma, GED certificate, or evidence of experience in a construction-oriented business may substitute on a year-to-year basis for educational requirements
- Must have a valid Colorado plumbing license in good standing
- Must have strong paperwork skills and have the ability to fill out all business-related information such as time cards, service work order invoices, etc.
- Must be able to train apprentices and laborers to do the same